Theology Flashcards

Introduction to the Old Testament

1
Q

The Bible is divided into two major sections, the _____ and the _____.

A

Old Testament and New Testament

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2
Q

In Catholic Bibles, the Old Testament contains…
89
26
46
64
books.

A

46

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3
Q

The Old Testament is important to three major world religions, _____, _____, and _____.

A

Judaism, Christianity, and Islam

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4
Q

These three religions are
polytheistic
monotheistic, meaning their followers believe in one god.

A

Monotheistic

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5
Q

The Old Testament in Christian Bibles is divided into…
10
3
6
4
different sections

A

4

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6
Q

These four sections of the Old Testament are the
A) _____
B) _____
C) _____
D) _____.

A

A) The Pentateuch or Torah
B) The Historical Books
C) The Wisdom Books
D) The Books of the Prophets

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7
Q

Genisis is the first book of the Old Testament.
A) This word means _____ or _____.
Option. Beginning
Source. One

A

Source or Beginning

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8
Q

What are the important themes of the first books of the Old Testament?

A

Everything God created is Good and Holy.
Sin and Evil are real.
God promises to care for those who are faithful.

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9
Q

Most likely, the author of the Book of Genesis was _____.

A

Moses

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10
Q

The Book of Genesis begins with the story of _____.

A

Creation

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11
Q

Chapter two tells the story of _____ and _____.

A

Adam and Eve

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12
Q

Adam and Eve ate from the tree of _____, which allowed them to see flaws in the world.

A

Knowledge

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13
Q

Of those three, _____ killed _____ because he was very jealous of him.

A

Cain killed Abel

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14
Q

Because of all the hatred in the world, God decided to send a great _____ to cleanse the world of evil.

A

Flood

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15
Q

God asked _____ to build an ark big enough to save his family and two of every animal from the disaster.

A

Noah

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16
Q

After the flood, humans decided to build a _____, tall enough to reach Heaven. This was called the _____ of _____.

A

A) Tower
B) Tower of Babel

17
Q

This attempt by humans made God angry, so he mixed up their _____ so they could not understand each other.

A

Languages

18
Q

God re-named this man _____, which means “Father of Many.”

A

Abraham

19
Q

God made three promises to this man. They all were based on the fact that he would have many _____.

A

Descendants/Kids

20
Q

Abraham eventually had _____ sons.

A

9

21
Q

His second son, who was also Sarah’s son, was named _____.

A

Isaac

22
Q

Jacob loved this son so much, he gave him a _____ of many colors.

A

Coat

23
Q

The boy then lived in _____ as a slave to the King

A

Egypt